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You need to change:
from myir import models
to
from myir.models import DependentPatientID
The reason being, you might have already done from django.db import models
and the names are conflicting.
Now,
class DependentPatientIDManager( models.Manager ):
def get_patient_ids(self, dependent ):
dpid = self.model.objects.get( dependent = dependent.id )
return dpid
returns an object, and not a queryset. So, DependentPatientID.objects.get_patient_ids(d)[0]
would fail.
So try this
if connectedOnly:
from myir.models import DependentPatientID
patient_id_integer = 0
dep_patient_id = DependentPatientID.objects.get_patient_ids(d)
if dep_patient_id:
patient_id_integer = dep_patient_id.patient_id_integer
results = [d for d in results if patient_id_integer == 0]
#Or just
if not patient_id_integer:
results = []
Source:stackexchange.com